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- AltaVista
Translations
- This site allows you to translate text from German,
Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, French, Korean, Japanese or Chinese to
English, or from English to any of these languages. Type in a URL address
and translate an entire web page! (Warning: Don't take these
translations as gospel--they are very literal and sometimes make no sense
when re-translated back into the original language.)
- BBC Languages Online
- Information about four countries (Spain, France, Italy
and Germany), and their languages. Includes maps, short histories,
places of interest, culture, food & drink, and business information.
You can learn a phrase or take a complete beginner's course in each
language.
- iLoveLanguages
- The 'Languages & Literature' section of this site
contains link to an incredible array of language sources. See how
many languages exist that you never even heard of! Includes native
American links.
- Languages Made Clear
- This website from the Netherlands offers information
about English, Spanish, French, german, Dutch, Portuguese, Italian, and
Esperanto. Areas of study include grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation (RealPlayer
is necessary for this area). Lessons are available in Spanish and
French.
- Travlang's Language for
Travelers
- Learn a few essential phrases in 74 different
languages. Sound files help in pronunciation of common words and
phrases. Link to Travlang for online translating dictionaries.
There are many products for sale here, but much that is free, also. Both sites were created and are maintained by Dr. Michael C. Martin--a
physicist.
- The ESL Quiz Center
- Useful for new immigrants or foreign exchange
students. Quizzes include current events, geography, grammar,
history, idioms and slang, people, science, world culture, and
writing. Quizzes are checked in seconds, with feedback
provided. Maintained by Dave Sperling.
- ¡Españolé!
- Spanish literature, arts, music, people, history, foods,
countries, and help with AP exams. Created by a Florida high school
teacher.
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Spanish Grammar Exercises
- From Trinity University in Texas. The exercises are
grouped by parts of speech. For advanced students.
- Learn Spanish
- Free online tutorials including written and oral
exercises, and written tests. Cultural Notes have English
translations. lots of verb drills and vocabulary practice. Requires
a free membership. Provided by Spanish Learning Resources, which also
sells advanced materials at this site.
- Spanish Language
Exercises
- Test yourself with online interactive exercises in
Spanish grammar.
From Juan Ramon de Arana, Spanish professor at Ursinus College.
- Discover Spain
- The official site of the tourist office of Spain.
Provides general information about Spain, its culture, national parks,
transportation, and communication. Links to museums and travel
information.
- Si, Spain
- A broad-based information resource site about Spain and
its people, sponsored by the Embassy of Spain in Ottawa, Canada.
This is a comprehensive and interesting site, valuable to the student of
Spanish language, history, culture, geography, science and
technology. The site can be read in Spanish, French, German or
English.
- Mexico Online
- Links are organized by topic--geography, history,
government, holidays, schools, etc.--with many divisions within.
- Mexico Connect
- A monthly magazine of the culture, travel, and business
of Mexico. Interesting feature articles.
- American
Memory Spanish Collection
- From the Library of Congress in partnership with the
Institución Colombina of Spain.
- Fast & Friendly French
for Fun
- Beginning French students will find grammar lessons,
games in French, and information about France's geography, people, and
food. Excellent navigation. Each lesson is followed by an
interactive quiz. Sound files allow you to hear words and phrases
spoken by a French teacher (requires RealAudio, Wave, or SunNeXT).
Links to French-related sites. Created by high school students as a
ThinkQuest project.
- Really
Useful French Teaching Site
- There are many exercises here in many forms--flash cards,
, word search, matching, crosswords, etc. Many of the exercises are
built around a theme...going to the movies, eating at a restaurant.
You'll need some plug-ins to take full advantage of the site.
Teaching tools also for sale here.
- Tennessee
Bob's Famous French Links
- This guide is in its second edition and includes 10,000
links to French language and educational sites. Compiled by Bob
Peckham, University of Tennessee-Martin.
- The Embassy of France
- News, travel, education, science, cooking, sports...if
you can't find it at this site, click on 'France on the Internet' for more
helpful links.
- Magic Paris
- Monuments, museums, maps, money guide, fashion,
shopping. Beautiful panoramic views of the city.
- The Paris Pages
- Monuments, museums, shops & cafes..."a
collection of everything regarding the City of Light." The
'Kiosk' has short human interest articles.
- French Newspapers
- Links from the American Journalism Review site to
twenty-one French newspapers.
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- For more links to French history & culture sites, see Tennessee Bob's site
in the French language section above.
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